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optimal

Definition for optimal

adjective as in most favorable or desirable

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For optimal “counterillumination,” the scientists found, the artificial light has to be brighter than the background light.

That would not be optimal for any team, but it could be particularly ominous for a last-place team coming off the worst record in franchise history.

This sounds obvious, but plenty of people fall into career paths where they aren't putting their skills to optimal use.

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With respect to taxes and other issues and naming beneficiaries, what is the optimal strategy regarding my child for life insurance and traditional and Roth IRAs?

Others refine each play to go toward a certain opposing player or to a certain technique, forcing quarterbacks to constantly process the offensive play and the defensive front and find the optimal matchup.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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